The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-10-08


OF Sandwich, IL, represented 10y j. :
Bare, of Baltimore. general agent cxhib
tied u full line of coru shelters, saw and
frame, horse powers, feed mills. :. !
Buchanan, agent at Baltimore, exhibited
two Linciag wagons ard tornado feed
cutter made by W. X. Harrison &c,
Canton. Ouio. Thomas Hayes of Glen
willie, Hartford county, exhibited Hayes
Automatic gate hinge, and Wilson's i'm
proved cattle fastener. Tue Birasa |
Traction engine and the Eclipse engine
were exhibited. The Univcrs, Bed
Spring Company of Mermaid Del 1hib-
tied the combination fence machine. lawn
divan and Lawn sofa. 4. IL. Reid of
Philadelphia made the best EXHIBITS of
creamery articles ever ON the grounds.
They showed a chnrn, shipping boxes
four different sizes of Reds improved
cream cry, seli-ganging butter print,
butter workcrs-all of the Latest pattern.
p. G. Strickland ED is the local agent.
II. \. Woodbridge & Go. Baltimore,
repres snted by j. G.. BroalduS and Thos.
II. Travels showed OrchiIla and High
Grade Phosphate. Novice's honey ex-
tractor and Richmond Bros new i'm
proved washer were exhibited.
THE POULTRY DISPLAY.
TIL poultry display was one of the fea
q. IL e. =. 20;
in this State thai begins t" com
pete with us in this line The large
premiums for all varieties bring tho
fowls The exhibitors were J G Baker,
Aberdeen; J G Maple, Trenton, n JIM
b McGargle, townsville, Pa; f E Marsh
Robert .Jacquette, .Jr, David Gilpin, Me
lissa Reed, Harry f Clemson, Wester-
welt, Haywood x Co, rutherford, n j;
J Handler, Kenneth Square, Pa; r w
Wilson. Chrome, Pa; T l. Warner, elias
Cow: G + Morrison, West Grove, Pa; J G
Fischer, II NJ Thomas. Camden Del;
Amos f McNeal, VIM J Brackin, Harry
p Ricketts,, Jonathan keathley, Philip
NJ Groves, Mary NJ Boulder, Maggie Nc
lntire. Herbert Wlvp", Wilmington,
Del; Mrs II p Fowler, VI Harvey Rceder,
Shaun & LippoH, Lancaster CO, Pa;
Sias Harris, Mrs. Morris Dunbar, John
p Pyle, Willow Grove, Pa; Mary f.
Swayne, Mrs A c Laws, II w Nahle,
phiia, II ID Strawbrdge, Mrs John Will
kinson, Mrs Lena Myers, Geo w Denny.
Z II Gallagher Wan Scarf, wilma, Har
ford co; Mrs S allie f Pierson, Miss Han
nah Haddock, J P Pyle. Mary Simpson,
G f Morrison, J 4 Stovell, Phila; j +
Jackson. Among the exhibitors OF pig
cons not showing chickens were E w Jes-
ter, St. Georges, d |; Chas Denny, VIM
II Realey, f W Gallaher, Fred Lewis and
Jos krouse.
SPECIAL. PREMIUMS.
Mrs Henry Booth of Leeds, took the
special premium of A II Reds butter
worker for the best three pounds of but
ter
Mrs r G Reese of EIkton, got Mr.. +.
P Prices premium hanging lamp tor the
best loaf of wheat bread.
Mrs J J Belts of Cherry Hill, took tie
first special premium Of table offered by
X VI .rshbAnk & Son for the best half
dozen rus'l.
Mrs ii VI Jackson of Principle Furn&cc.
received Justice & D.vidSon's sui, of
g., a. H., g
Miss Nay Miller of E!kton. rec ivcG
Ms Lirzenberg's prctAium bonnet for the
best dozen of VI lryl..nd biscuit
Mrs c II Collins of Elkton, received
Rudolph &Mahatfy's premium ice pitcher
and goblet for the best half dozen rolls.
Mrs j L Pharo, of Mount Holly. y. j.,
received the 10 yards of satin Ehadlme of
fered by Russell Messimer X Co, OF Will
mington, for the best fancy tidy.
Mrs l. Marshall Haines of Elk-on, took
first premium for best apple Jelly, and also
for best crab apple july.
Mrs Fanny L Pennington of Elkton, took
first premium for best ounce Jelly.
Mrs Molle Williams of Principle Cecil
county, took first premium for best pear
jelly.
Mrs Pauline IL Grosh of Bacon Hill, took
first premium tor best peach and plum
jelly.
Mrs j Melrns of Zion, took first prem
iuu for best blackberry jelly.
Miss Annie II Foard got first premium
for best grape jelly.
Miss Katie VI Holt ltlkton, took first prem
ium for best curr nj jelly.
Mrs J~cob Dean of Elkton, took first
premium for best Attorney butter.
Mis-, Mary Dunbar of Elkton, took first
premium for best ~llted butter
Miss Ella Wilson, took first premium
for best fancy butter.
Miss Annie f Howard of Chesapeake
City, took first premium for best half dozen
rolls.
Miss Gertie A Smith Of E,kton, got first
premium for best loaf of bread made by a
girl under - wears of age.
Miss Ella \ FeehIy of Elkton, received
Allen Il Co. 5 special premium of Il hand
some toilet set for the best cranberry pie.
MISS l4lult w liSOu Sbl ulSt Premium LOT
best loaf bran bread.
Mrs Nicholas p Manly of Elkton, took
first premium for best dozen biscuit.
Mrs James VI Naudain showed the best
fruit cake and took first premium.
Miss Mary Drake OF Ekton, showed the
best pound cake.
Miss Carrie Tickets, exhibited the b.st
sponge cake.
Mrs j w Arrison North East, exhibited
the best jelly cake.
Mrs James II Foard Cowantown. showed
the best ice cream cake.
Miss Florence lutte exhibited the best
lady cake.
Mrs Jesse Bedwell of Elkton, showed the
best marble cake.
Miss Belle Mote of Newark, Del, exhibi-
ted the best coc0andt cake.
Miss Annie + Howard OF Eikton, exhi-
ted the best layer cake.
Mrs Albert Constable of Elkton, eNh bit, i
the best iumbles.
the best doughuuts'
Mrs George Booth of Ekton, showed the
best chocolate cake.
The best water melon cake was shown by
Mrs Il + Hanna OF Perryvile Md.
Miss Hannah l. lIaddock of ZOn, showed
the best dried apples and corn.
Mrs H w Cannon OF Dnvel, Del exhibit
ted the best conserved cherries, Peaches and
pears.